
Underwater Cities
Data Era
An expansion by Vladimír Suchý
1-4 1-4
80-150 minutes Medium
Hand Management, End Game Bonuses, Network and Route Building, Solo / Solitaire Game, Worker Placement, Income
Card Game, City Building, Civilization, Science Fiction, Nautical, Industry / Manufacturing
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Description
Underwater Cities: Data Era is the latest expansion to the hit game Underwater Cities, and it's taking the experience to a whole new level. Designed by Vladimír Suchý, this expansion is all about diving deeper into the world of underwater city building, with a focus on data and technology. With simple rules that can be explained quickly, players of all experience levels can jump into the game, whether they're playing solo or with up to three friends. Expect a playtime of around 80 to 150 minutes, giving you plenty of time to explore the new features and mechanics. In Data Era, you'll be introduced to a new resource type - data discs - which give you additional actions and open up new possibilities for building and expansion. You'll get to construct data centers and information cities, which not only look cool but also provide new ways to score points. The expansion also comes with upgraded components that can be used with the base game and the New Discoveries expansion, so you can mix and match to create the ultimate Underwater Cities experience. With mechanics like hand management, income, and worker placement, you'll need to balance your resources and plan carefully to succeed. As you play Underwater Cities: Data Era, you'll feel like you're really building a futuristic underwater city, with all the challenges and opportunities that come with it. The game's science fiction setting and nautical theme are enhanced by the new data-focused elements, making it feel like a fresh and exciting take on the original game. Whether you're a fan of city building, civilization, or just love the idea of exploring the ocean floor, Underwater Cities: Data Era has something for everyone. So why not dive in and see what the future of underwater city building holds?
